Do hilux split rims fit on a rodeo

What is the Rodeo standard offset??

Cheers Kev

The split rims on my 03 Hilux have a 115 mm back spacing i.e the distance from the inside edge of the rim (not the tyre) in to the centre. The hole in the centre is about 107 mm.

The live axle models may be a bit less than that but I am not sure.

Hilux splits go from about 2004 back to day one around 30 years ago so there may be more sizes.

Some Landcruisers have the same 5.5 inch rims. They may have different back spacings.

The stud pattern on most of the six stud Japanese cars are on a 139.7 mm circle so the Rodeo should be the same. Make sure the nut taper is the same though and the contact surface of the centre is fully supported on the Rodeo hub.

If everything looks right but the hole in the Hilux centres is larger then don't worry because the studs support the weight, not the hub. My wheels look like they are a tight fit but you can run a 5 to 6 thou feeler gauge right around between the hub and wheel.

The nut tension on mine is 76 ft lbs. If the Rodeo has the same size studs then the tension should be the same with Hilux wheels.

Brian

Had a 92 Rodeo and used Toyota (Hilux/Landcruiser 75 series) split rims as spares when required often. They sat another 20mm out (due to the offset), so in effect I had a wider wheelbase, but they were fine. Dont know about 2000 models but I reckon it'd be the same.
I think all the 6 stud rims from the Jap vehicles were the same pattern. The off set is what varied slightly so some worked and some didn't even within the same manufacturer! Thats why I stated 75 series because i think 80 series were slightly different.

Hilux IFS splits (most hiluxes built in the last 15 years) have the right offset, those from the older rigid front axle will sit out a bit. Same 6 x139 stud pattern. Don't know about the centre hole, but I expect its OK.